It's no secret that we love my-wardrobe.com here at Manchester Fashion Network, what reason would you have not to love them when they keep throwing out great competitions, perfect prices and the best designers around?

With their recent competitions offering luxury handbags and prizes for us ladies, they have decided to give the men in Manchester and London a chance to get their hands on some my-wardrobe.com goodies this Friday, with a twist, as always.

my-wardrobe.com are releasing an exclusive range in partnership with Dockers, consisting of classic Chino's and T shirts inspired by World War Two military styling, perfect to help you follow the upcoming A/W trends. Not only this, but the exclusive range is presented in a genuine WW2 ammunition box, quite the collector's item I think you'll agree. Just check out the images in this article to see what you could be winning.

To celebrate the launch of this exclusive range, my-wardrobe.com are hosting treasure hunts otherwise known as 'Operation Dockers', in both Manchester and London, to give one of you a chance to get your hands on some of the key pieces from the collection.

All you have to do is follow 5 clues, all of which can be found on my-wardrobe.com's twitter feed on the day of the hunt which will be this Friday, the 3rd of September, which will lead to a location where you will find a key. This rather special key has contact details for my-wardrobe.com to get in touch with and then they'll send you your treats!

Keep an eye out for more information on our twitter, my-wardrobe.com's twitter, facebook and their website. We will be retweeting the clues to give you more of a chance to find the prize!

Words by Clare Potts. Images courtesy of Dockers.

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